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• Congratulations Professor Kathi Paluscio, who won the 2012 Distinguished Teachin...
• If you missed the outstanding speeches at Commencement, check out the rebroadcas...
• Honors Convocation photos are here! Congratulations to our honorees for a job we...
• Great Commencement story and great photos on nj.com!
• It's OUTSIDE! Congratulations graduates! Commencement ceremonies will be held ou...
• More great publicity on MCCC's solar project! Check it out.
• Have some free time this summer? Brush up on office skills at one of MCCC's non...
• Some great publicity about MCCC's solar project! Check it out.
• MCCC students Linda Cruzeta (Nursing) and Michael DiPersio (Business) were among...
• The county's solar project -- coming soon to MCCC's campus -- will benefit the c...
• Commencement 2012
• Alum Mel Weldon '73 relocated to Mercer County to play basketball for the Viking...
• Check out the photos from the Student Activities Awards Banquet:
• Maurer Productions Onstage will take its audience back to a time when beautiful...
• In the mood for food? Learn how to cook that special meal for a picnic this sum...
• MCCC celebrated the engraving of the first 19 bricks on the West Windsor Campus...
• Get Ready for Commencement 2012! Newark Mayor Cory Booker will be this year's Co...
• Attention Vikings baseball fans! MCCC hosts the Region XIX Baseball Tournament s...
• William, Paterson University at Mercer will host a graduation celebrarion on Mon...
• Looking for a new hobby or interest? MCCC is offering many unique noncredit cou...
• Professor Anita Hill, Esq., recently spoke to a packed auditorium at MCCC's Conf...
• Marc Rogoff, environmental education specialist for the DEP, spoke at MCCC about...
• Born and raised in Sicily, Italy, Mercer alum Fabio Iucolino ’97 (A.A., Humaniti...
• Young, creative and imaginative minds will delight in TheatreworksUSA’s brand ne...
• It's Bobby's 35th birthday and it's a complicated affair. Pierrot Productions pr...
• Check out MCCC students and faculty, as well as area community members, when the...
• Take a delightfully mysterious romp through the woods when Kaleidoscope Theatre...
• MCCC Theatre students recently performed at the "Aspirations" ceremony, which ce...
• Mark your calendar! Come and learn about bachelor’s degree programs through offe...
• Attention parents and young adults! The Neighborhood Improvement Association and...
• Bravura Philharmonic "A Concerto Extravaganza" featuring Winners of 2012 Young Artists Concerto Competition
• New Jersey State Museum says MCCC's own nationally-renowned, Trenton-based artis...
• On April 19, 2012, six MCCC students received scholarship awards from the New Je...
• The college has installed at both campuses pieces of steel beam cut from the imp...
• Mercer's 2011-2013 College Catalog has won a national gold award for excellence!...
• View TV students' reporting of the visit by Dr. Jill Biden to the MCCC campus....
• Dr. Anita Hill will speak on the impact of the housing crisis on women and minor...
• MCCC art students will be showcased in this year's "MCCC Visual Arts Student Exh...
• Mercer Alum and recent high school grad Paul Jones is featured in a story on Mer...
• Where are you going after Mercer? Come and meet representatives from dozens of f...
• Financial Literacy Workshop April 25 at the James Kerney Campus, KC117, 6 to 7 p...
• Check it out: MCCC Sociology and Spanish students recently immersed themselves i...
• Russian-born artist and MCCC Professor Yevginey Fiks recently discussed how his...
• Check out the latest alumni story on the MCCC website...when Toni Campbell decid...
• TODAY at NOON: Don't miss the Philosophy Club discussion series: "Hunger Games -...
• May graduates-- don't miss out. Susan Bershad, professional interview coach, wil...
• The cherry trees are in bloom at MCCC!
• Join the MCCC Go Green Club and Sustainability Task Force at a series of films,...
• Marc Rogott of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection lecture on...
• See the PrincetonInfo.com (US1 Newspaper) photo page on MCCC's Spring Into Stude...
• Mark your calendar and tell your friends about two FREE concerts in May! The MCC...
• Congratulations to MCCC's student journalists! The New Jersey Collegiate Press A...
• Now is the time to think about college for fall 2012. Prospective students of a...
• Now is the time to think about college for fall 2012. Prospective students of a...
• MCCC will host a Criminal Justice Career Day on Thursday, April 19, 11 a.m. - 1...
• Kick those heels up! Playful Theatre Productions presents “A Chorus Line” at MC...
• Renowned local artist and Rutgers Professor Judith Brodsky will give a talk at M...
• The Mercer County Holocaust-Genocide Resource Center will be commemorating Holoc...
• MCCC male alumni were celebrated in Kerney Hall on the James Kerney Campus (JKC)...
• Tune in to this WZBN-TV coverage, starting at minute 2:10, as MCCC staffers disc...
• When alumna Deitra (Primas) Johnson '80 (A.S. Telecommunications) decided to pla...
• All invited to the MCCC Philosophy Club's Civil Discourse Series "UnDue Processe...
• All invited to the Garden State African Violet Club show and plant sale at the M...
• When alumna Deitra (Primas) Johnson '80 (A.S. Telecommunications) decided to pla...
• The Trenton Times story and 17 photos on Jill Biden's visit to MCCC yesterday: h...
• Enroll NOW for summer classes. Earn credits...explore new interests...prepare fo...
• MCCC is a great place for kids to spend their summer. Registration is underway f...
• See the world! MCCC is hosting a faculty-led Study Tour to South Africa this Jul...
• Career Day at the James Kerney Campus Wed., March 28, 12 - 1:30 p.m.! Reps from...
• Register NOW for summer classes at MCCC! Students from other colleges, and high...
• Prospective students of all ages are invited to Explore Mercer at an Open House...
• Join MCCC Theatre students, community actors from the James Tolin Memorial Fund,...
• MCCC's Holocaust-Genocide Resource Center will host two upcoming events that are...
• Area writers and artists are invited to submit their work for possible inclusion...
• MCCC's Lisa Camillone was recently inducted into the New Jersey Trainers' Societ...
• Yevgeniy Fiks, professor of visual arts at MCCC, will discuss some of his recent...
• Come celebrate with MCCC at "Spring Into Student Success!" on April 2 at the Wes...
• MCCC continues to raise dollars for a new art gallery planned for the downtown T...
• Three MCCC art students will be among nearly fifty area students participating i...
• The public is invited to come check out MCCC's Horticulture Expo, March 16-18. T...
• Students, former students and art lovers came to see the unveiling of three new...
• Job Fair tomorrow at MCCC! Come and meet employers at MCCC tomorrow, 11 am to 1:...
• Three alum have returned to Mercer as staffers in the Student Activities Office,...
• This semester’s culinary program students are offering five restaurant choices t...
• MCCC Gallery announces the winners of "Mercer County Artists 2012." The exhibit...
• Buckle your seat belts for a ride back to 1960s Baltimore when hairdos were high...
• MCCC's Foundation Board will honor four of the college’s community supporters at...
• Attention educators: the Holocaust-Genocide Resource Center is holding two upcom...
• Want a job? MCCC is hosting a huge Job Fair this Thursday, March 15! Employers...
• MCCC will honor four supporters at "Spring Into Student Success" on April 2 at...
• Join MCCC’s culinary students for a special St. Patrick’s Day lunch and dinner o...
• Are you a great student looking for a challenge? Consider the Mercer Honors Prog...
• Lots of beautiful work to see at Mercer County Artists 2012 at the MCCC Gallery...
• Community College graduates can complete a bachelor’s degree from William Paters...
• The talents of 76 Mercer County artists will be on display at MCCC's Gallery fro...
• A full day conference on improving the criminal justice system is set for Friday...
• WWFM is launching, "A Tempo," a new public affairs program that focuses on issue...
• Job Fair at MCCC! All invited to meet employers at MCCC’s Student Center on Thu...
• Attention Mercer Alumni: The transfer office is looking for photos of our tran...
• The Center City Café at the James Kerney Campus will host both lunch and dinner...
• Journey to a world of witches, wizards and munchkins in the Yardley Players’ pro...
• Free Job Interview Coaching for MCCC students! Professional interview coach offe...
• The Philadelphia Flower Show may be larger, but MCCC will host a horticulture ev...
• Alumna Portia Johnson's multifaceted career in nursing has led her back to the c...
• Full day conference on improving the criminal justice system on Fri., March 30,...
• The public is invited when MCCC's Holocaust-Genocide Resource Center hosts a tal...
• MCCC's Center for Continuing Studies (CCS) is launching “Spring Action," expandi...
• The Philosophy SPA Club will host a Civil Discourse Series forum on "Conspiracy...
• The Pennington Players are inviting audience members who come to their upcoming...
• FREE PIZZA! MCCC faculty member Amy Vondrak is looking for a group of students w...
• MCCC Television students will provide live coverage of the 2012 Mercer County Hi...
• Are you a current student interested in learning more about Rowan University? R...
• Professor Mel Leipzig will unveil three new paintings on Wed., March 14, 4:30 to...
• Students, staff and faculty are invited to join MCCC for A Fireside Chat on The...
• MCCC is OPEN for all classes and activities today.
• Looking for some fun activities for your kids this summer? Bring them to MCCC,...
• Break out those leg warmers! The Pennington Players perform magic on roller ska...
• Princeton University Professor Brian Kernighan, renowned author and icon of the...
• There is still time to sign up for later starting classes at MCCC. Most classes...
• Last Chance!! The local talents of the Reock and Roll Revue are returning to Ke...
• Don't forget: Artists aged 18 or older who live, work, or attend school in Merce...
• Alum Laura Rose '08 (A.A., Humanities and Social Science) is making a difference...
• MCCC Professor of Art Mel Leipzig will discuss two great painters as part of the...
• Give something vital! A blood drive will be held held Monday, Feb. 20 from noon...
• R U a future Scarlet Knight? Come to the Rutgers Workshop TODAY in room SC104 a...
• This Friday at MCCC's West Windsor Campus - Carribbean Carnival Night with lots...
• Learn more about norovirus from the Center for Disease Control! There have been...
• Do your kids love dinosaurs? Then check out "Dinosaur Babies" at MCCC's Kelsey...
• Mercer County high school students are invited to enter the Annual Talent Hunt C...
• Learn more about notovirus from the Center for Disease Control! There have been...
• MCCC's Holocaust-Genocide Resource Center will host a talk on Romeo Dallaire's b...
• WWFM's JazzOn2, one of three radio formats broadcasting from MCCC, is introducin...
• TOMORROW: Find out more about transferring to The College of New Jersey at the T...
• Wish you had signed up for another class this semester? It's not too late. Dozen...
• Arthur Miller's towering classic, “Death of a Salesman” comes to MCCC’s Kelsey T...
• Read about MCCC alumna and wildlife manager Maggie Anderson '70 (A.A.S., Science...
• Calling local artists! Artists aged 18 or older who live, work, or attend school...
• The legendary Howie Landa will never be forgotten at Mercer County Community Col...
• Mercer's own Carla Fallone, an adjunct professor who teaches business and entrep...
• Are you a Trenton area stakeholder? Come to a meeting at the James Kerney Campu...
• Don't forget: Mercer County Holocaust Center is having its Open House this Wedne...
• MCCC announces this year's student fundraiser, "Spring Into Student Success," to...
• They're back!! The local talents of the Reock and Roll Revue are returning to K...
• OPENING NIGHT: Maurer Productions OnStage (MCCC Alums John and Diane Maurer) pre...
• Make your resume stand out in today's competitive business environment by taking...
• Twenty-six MCCC Nursing program graduates took part in a jubilant pinning ceremo...
• It's not too late to take credit courses this semester at MCCC! Most later-start...
• MCCC Center for Continuing Studies HIGHLIGHTED PROGRAM OF THE WEEK Animal Contro...
• Impress and astound your friends with interesting football facts and anecdotes j...
• Instructor needed for Lotus Notes 8.5 Databases, with the ability to create, mod...
• MCCC is offering certification training for NJ contractors on March 13. Check i...
• Several events are coming up in February at both MCCC campuses to celebrate Afri...
• Mercer's own Elizabeth Rzasa, of the Music Department, starred as Mabel in PinnW...
• New Jersey contractors are invited to register for the EPA Model Renovator Certi...
• Families are invited to attend MCCC's Summer Camps Open House this Sunday, Jan....
• Don't miss it: Family Entertainer Rick Hubbard will be at MCCC's Kelsey Theatre...
• You are invited to attend the Open House for the Mercer County Holocaust Center...
• Congratulations to MCCC President Dr. Patricia C. Donohue! She has been appoint...
• Alum Jeffrey Yuhasz ('89) believes MCCC played a pivotal role in helping him get...
• It's not too late to register for the spring semester! Most classes begin Jan. 2...
• Check out these fantastic photos the Trenton Times captured from our Martin Luth...
• Disney fans are in for a treat! MCCC’s Kelsey Theatre brings “Camp Rock, the Mus...
• Family Entertainer Rick Hubbard is coming to MCCC's Kelsey Theatre this Saturday...
• There's something delicious cooking in the MCCC Culinary Center! Check out noncr...
• MCCC's Kelsey Theater show, "Pirates of Penzance" was in the Trenton Times today...
• Don't forget: just one week left to register for Spring semester, so do it soon!...
• Get ready to laugh! Maurer Productions OnStage will bring Neil Simon's classic...
• “The Pirates of Penzance” is coming to MCCC's Kelsey Theatre starting this Frida...
• MCCC Alum Maggie Anderson made headlines today, retiring from her post as Agassi...
• Attention Fire Science students: MCCC has entered into a transfer agreement with...
• Ring in the new year with visual delights! MCCC's Gallery presents "Surface Tens...
• Tomorrow night, Jan. 11, is "Back to School Night" for adults at MCCC's Center f...
• Study Abroad! MCCC offers a great opportunity -- open to all students and commu...
• MCCC has received a $50,000 grant from the Princeton New Jersey-based Robert Woo...
• MCCC's Gallery opens 2012 with "Surface Tension: Works by Ayami Aoyama and Flore...
• Don't Forget: “The Pirates of Penzance” is coming to MCCC's Kelsey Theatre start...
• Students who prefer online learning will now be able to complete an associate de...
• MCCC's Center for Continuing Studies offers many noncredit health care courses,...
• Paul Jones completed his associate degree in Liberal Arts -- with highest honors...
• Families are invited to a Summer Camps Open House on Sunday, Jan. 22, noon to 3...
• Come out and celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at MCCC's James...
• Young audiences are guaranteed a chance to toot their very own kazoo when family...
• Now is the time! If you haven't yet registered for the Spring semester, do it so...
• Happy New Year to all!
• Based on a new agreement with the East Windsor schools, Mercer County Community...
• Happy Holidays to All From MCCC!
• Rejoice in a pirate’s life when PinnWorth Productions presents Gilbert and Sulli...
• Be sure to ask your friends to "Like" MCCC's Facebook page. This is where you'll...
• MCCC will be closed Friday, Dec. 23 through Monday, Jan. 2; reopening Tuesday, J...
• Mercer's Honors Poetry students presented a special tribute to Professor Fran Da...
• Hightstown! Spread the word. MCCC is offering credit courses at Hightstown High...
• MCCC Chef/Instructor Frank Benowitz and his students had the opportunity to fine...
• MCCC's Virtual College is offering two new classes for the upcoming spring semes...
• Are you interested in becoming a teacher? Do you already have your college degre...
• What courses you will be taking for MCCC's Winter Session? Online or on-campus?
• "Like" the new FB page for MCCC's Center for Continuing Studies -- the noncredit...
• MCCC Theatre Students perform "Beautiful Thing" this weekend: Friday, Dec. 9 at...
• Join MCCC students on a trip to Radio City's Christmas Spectacular on Thursday,...
• MCCC alum Juan Chavez-Valdes is banking on a great future at TD Bank. He says i...
• Wear your Mercer green and gold proudly! MCCC apparel makes a great gift. There'...
• Do you live in Hopewell, Pennington, Lawrence or Ewing? Now you can take college...
• The Center for Continuing Studies is offering a 10-session Emergency Preparednes...
• MCCC Theatre and Entertainment Technology programs will present John Harvey’s co...
• Attention food service workers! MCCC is offering the ServSafe Certification Prep...
• Sign up now!! Take a Winter Session course at MCCC and catch up on earning trans...
• Students, you're invited to "Relax, Renew, Refresh" Events Monday Dec. 5 through...
• Come and see the Mercer County Photographers show at The Gallery at Mercer throu...
• MCCC's Philosophy SPA Club hosta a Civil Dscourse Series "On Altruism." with Pro...
• Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Be sure to follow the changed schedule this week. T...
• MCCC's women's cross country team, in just its second year, sent four runners to...
• MCCC Television faculty member got a behind-the-scenes taste of reality t.v. an...
• Study in Costa Rica or South Africa in 2012! MCCC is offering faculty-led Study...
• Dr. Ronald Suarez, Morris County Medical Examiner, examined the basic facts medi...
• Come and enjoy! All are invited to free concerts by the MCCC Chorus and Jazz Ban...
• The Gallery at Mercedr reveals winners and wonders of "Mercer County Photographe...
• On Sunday, Nov. 6, at 7 p.m., TV Chef of "Lidia's Italy." on PBS. will demonstra...
• Happy Halloween! What costume are you wearing today or tonight?
• Have a wonderful weekend, MCCC Facebook fans. Be sure to tell your friends to "L...
• Plan now! Registration for Winter and Spring classes opens on Oct. 31.
• Join conceptual artist Tim Eads as he explores the world of public art in his up...
• Learn how to transfer to Thomas Edison State College on Wed., Nov. 2, 5 to 6 p.m...
• Want to transfer to William Paterson University? Come and learn how on Tues., No...
• The Vikings women's soccer team won its Region 19 opening round contest 2-1 agai...
• Floyd Fest raises dollars for student scholarships at MCCC!
• Mercer's four fall athletic teams are entering the post season! Women's Tennis w...
• Attention teens and young adults! MCCC will host a Youth Summit on Saturday, Oct...
• Students – Learn how to prepare for job interviews! A human resource consultant...
• Dr. Paul Winkler, executive director of the New Jersey Commission on Holocaust E...
• Qualified adjunct faculty members needed at MCCC! Recruitment Fair is Wed., Nov....
• Reminder!! MCCC will host an Information Session tonight, Wed., Oct. 19, 6 p.m....
• MCCC will host College Transfer Day on Wed., Oct. 26, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the P...
• PLAN AHEAD!! MCCC will host Advisement Festivals to assist students with findin...
• Job Fair Oct. 17! Barnes & Noble is holding a Job Fair at MCCC's Student Center...
• MCCC's Upward Bound program asks for help in providing Thanksgiving food baskets...
• To all future students. Come to the Open House/Report to Community at MCCC’s Co...
• Interested in a medical career? Free Information Session for Certified Nursing A...
• Join in the discussion as Michael Falkow, director and principal consultant for...
• Interested in transferring to The College of New Jersey? Learn how on Tuesday,...
• Want to know what it takes to be a Scarlet Knight? Come meet Kinga and learn al...
• Planning to transfer after MCCC? Mark your calendar for a College Transfer Fair...
• You can complete a bachelor’s degree from William Paterson University without le...
• Barnes and Noble is looking for people to fill warehouse jobs in Monroe NJ. They...
• Students, faculty, staff and community members! You're ALL invited to MCCC's Stu...
• View video of MCCC's 9/11 remembrance ceremony. Now on YouTube.
• Hot news! Huge Solar Farm to be built at MCCC's West Windsor Campus.
• MCCC Art Professor Examines The Use of Black and White in Painting In his il...
• It's the last minute!! Sign up now for later-starting classes that begin Oct. 4!...
• How to Transfer to ROWAN UNIVERSITY. Tomorrow in ET216 at noon! Come meet thei...
• Spread the word!! MCCC will host an Information Session Wed., Oct. 19, 6 p.m. at...
• Expand your knowledge of the world! MCCC's Study Abroad Program has planned thre...
• It's a dog's life! MCCC's Criminal Justice students learned how the Mercer Count...
• The Brothers Grimm classic, “Snow White,” comes to life in the tradition of old-...
• It’s time for sheer mayhem. The Yardley Players presents “And Then There Were N...
• Come out for an afternoon jazz event to support the Jim and Fannie Floyd Scholar...
• Join MCCC art professor Mel Leipzig in enlightening discourse as he presents th...
• Kelsey Theatre is proud to announce that one of its community theater companies,...
• Dance to your health! MCCC's Student Government Association will host a "Zumbath...
• MCCC concluded its observance of the tenth anniversary of 9/11 with panel discus...
• Do The Math!! Mercer County Community College tuition: $133 per credit (for coun...
• There is still time to sign up for credit courses this semester -- including thr...
• Bravura Philharmonic Orchestra Season Opening Concert Sept 25, 2011, 7pm Princeton Alliance Church
• Alum Tammy Duffy has enjoyed a successful career in the health care field, earni...
• MCCC alum Antron Brown ('98) is making history in the fastest sport in the world...
• Don't miss MCCC's second "Unity Through Diversity" panel discussion tomorrow, Se...
• Today at noon!! Don't miss the "Unity Through Diversity" lecture panel discussio...
• Exciting opportunity! MCCC is offering a Study Tour to South Africa, led by Dr....
• MCCC and Mercer County commemorated 9-11 in a moving ceremony today.
• Pierrot Productions will present "Blood Brothers, the Musical," a gripping tale...
• WWFM The Classical Network will broadcast live the Bach Choir of Bethlehem’s two...
• Planning to continue your education after MCCC? Mark your calendar for two Tran...
• Did you know you can take online classes through MCCC's Center for Continuing St...
• MCCC now has more than 2,000 Facebook fans! Tell your friends to like us so the...
• The MCCC Testing Center will be open this Saturday, 9 am - 12:30 pm; however, th...
• Students: Stop by the Cafeteria on Thursday or Friday to pick up your 2011-2012...
• Alum David Noonan '98 (A.A.S., Physical Therapist Assistant) spent ten years as...
• Yes, MCCC's Center for Continuing Studies offers an Animal Control Office non-cr...
• Students should make every effort to attend classes today, the first day of the...
• All classes and activities are canceled and campuses closed on Sunday, August 28...
• If there is a decision made to make any change in the class schedule for Monday,...
• Registration will be open and classes held as scheduled on Saturday, August 27th.
• On Friday, Sept. 9, at 11 a.m., MCCC will host a ceremony to commemorate 9-11. I...
• Learning is truly a lifelong pursuit for MCCC alum Joann Mia, coordinator of the...
• Back to School for Princeton Junction - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• If you missed Student Orientation today, it's OK! Come tomorrow! See you at 11 a...
• IMPORTANT!! Due to a college-wide assembly, all offices at MCCC will be closed t...
• A win win! MCCC is providing land behind the college greenhouse to benefit adult...
• Mark your calendar! The PTK Honors Society at MCCC will participate in the, “Wa...
• Avid Young Gardeners Enhance Conference Center Services Frank DiBella, gene...
• It's getting close! Fall classes begin Aug. 27 and 29 at MCCC. There is still ti...
• Hum along to the greatest hits of the '50s when the Off-Broadway musical revue,...
• The Vikings women's soccer team has a new head coach! Soccer alumna Michelle Ogb...
• Attention golfers! MCCC's Athletics Dept. is gearing up for its Annual Golf Clas...
• Adults can explore new career paths or enhance current skills at Mercer. MCCC's...
• It's not too late to register for fall courses at MCCC!
• Attention MCCC students! Learn how you can help others and become a peer mentor...
• MCCC's Aviation Program will be featured on WZBN news, airing during Tuesday eve...
• Alum Leon Rainbow ('01 Computer Graphics) is creating vibrant outdoor art in the...
• Assistant Professor Linda Gaylo and her husband, adjunct faculty member Chris Ga...
• Still searching for just the right major? Consider MCCC's new Fashion Design pro...
• The MCCC Testing Center will be CLOSED FOR TRAINING ON AUGUST 4. We will be tran...
• MCCC offers credit classes at Hopewell Valley Central High School this fall! If...
• MCCC's Kelsey Theatre announces its 2011-12 season and it's bursting with exciti...
• It's time to dance!!! In celebration of National Dance Day, the cast of the Penn...
• MCCC's Aviation Flight Technology Program is ready to take more students this fall! Come and learn more about it at a free Information Session on Wed., Aug. 10 at 6 p.m.
• MCCC's Camp College welcomes back teacher and expert juggler Lou De Lauro. Founder of "Juggling Life Inc.," De Lauro is passing along his skills to the next generation. The camp recently raised funds for his nonprofit organization through
• Learn to fly!! MCCC has entered into a partnership with Royal Karina Air Service (RKAS), based at Trenton Mercer Airport, which will operate the flight training component of the college’s Aviation Flight Technology program. Students will be able t
• New!! MCCC will offer five credit classes at Hopewell Valley Central High School this fall, open to all.
• Check out our "M-Dude" in the "Find Your Learning App at Mercer" promo!
• Alum Jerry Carbone '03 (A.S., General Business) has always used his own experiences with disability to advocate for others. Now, as an outreach coordinator and program assistant for the Progressive Center for Independent Living in Hamilton, he is p
• MCCC hosts "How to Transfer Workshop" for new and current students and their parents. Early planning is key for success transfer to a baccalaureate college or university after completing a degree at Mercer. Session is this Wednesday, July 20, a
• MCCC's Center for Continuing Studies presents "Weathering Job Loss: Preserving Your Future" on Tuesday, Aug. 9, 6:30-8pm. Topics include managing expenses, providing for your family's medical care, consequences of tapping into retirem
• More on payment: MCCC's Enrollment Services Office will be open this Saturday, July 16 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m for registration and payment. After Saturday, if you have not paid for classes, your fall schedule will be dropped to make room for students
• Don't forget, payment for Fall 2011 classes is due July 15. Most classes start August 29. If you haven't registered yet, do it soon!
• The MCCC Athletics Department seeks a head coach for women's soccer. Practices commence Aug. 9. For more information, contact John Simone at 609-570-3740.
• Spend a fun-filled evening with The Yardley Players as they present “Oklahoma!” on Fridays, July 15 and 22 at 7:30 p.m.; Saturdays, July 16 and 23 at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.; and Sundays, July 17 and 24 at 2 p.m. at Kelsey Theatre.
• MCCC's James Kerney Campus in downtown Trenton hosts an Open House Tuesday, July 12, 4 to 7 p.m. Please spread the word to high schoolers, parents and adults of all ages seeking to further their education in credit or noncredit programs.
• Have you registered for fall classes? If not, be sure to do it soon! Most classes begin August 29.
• Project Management Trainer needed, part-time day hours, to teach Project Management one week per month for 3 months starting in Sept. Must have certification and experience. Contact Elaine Weinberg at The Center for Training and Development at weinbere@
• Kelsey Theatre fans. It's time for Round Two of the voting for the Kelsey Theatre Awards. This round determines the winners from last season's theatrical productions. Select your winners and come to the big event Saturday, Aug. 13 at 7:30 pm. T
• Alumna Kathleen Costello (A.A.S., Allied Health, 1978), a teacher in West Windsor, learned the most important lesson of all at Mercer -- that education is a lifetime journey. Read her story here.
• A new book by Professor Emeritus Angela McGlynn chronicles the need to narrow achievement gaps between middle class and low income students. She sees the role of community colleges as key to this effort. Read her POV article in last week's Community
• MCCC will be closed on Monday July 4th. Have a safe and patriotic weekend!
• Students and their parents invited to “How to Transfer” workshop July 20, 6 to 7 p.m.to learn about transfer to a four-year college after Mercer. West Windsor Campus Student Center, first floor, Faculty/Staff Dining Room. Meet counselors, lea
• MCCC's Conference Center Hosts Summer Picnics! You can hold your family or company reunion or summer picnic at MCCC's beautiful Conference Center, with it's two patios. The cost is $16.95 per person plus 7% NJ sales tax and 20% gratuity (5
• MCCC's Center for Continuing Studies offers the Certified Nurse Aide program. Free Information Session Thurs., July 14, 6 p.m. at The Conference Center, West Windsor Campus. Registration required. Call 609-570-3311.
• MCCC students: Want to help incoming freshmen and international students? Become a peer mentor. Meet new people and make a difference in someone's life. Contact Dr. Khalida Haqq in SC215 or e-mail Haqqk@mccc.edu or Lichtmann@student.mccc.edu.
• Kelsey Theatre fans! Cast your ballots for your favorite actors and crew from 2010-11. Kelsey Theatre Awards, hosted by Kyrus and Rachel Tovar, take place August 13 at 7:30 p.m. Nineteen categories, including Best Actor, Best Direction, and more. First r
• "Estate Planning for Women" is a new course offered by MCCC's Center for Continuing Studies July 26 and Aug. 2, 6:30 to 8 pm. Learn the best approaches to leaving a lasting legacy to those you love and the unique challenges women face. Cal
• Have you registered yet for summer classes? There is still time. Classes begin July 6.
• Mercer's James Kerney Camus in downtown Trenton will host an Open House Tues., July 12, 4 to 7 p.m. in Kerney Hall. Prospective students of all ages and stages of learning are invited to learn about credit and noncredit programs.
• Calling all theater lovers who are looking for some offbeat hilarity! The James Tolin Memorial Fund presents benefit performances of "Die, Mommie, Die!" this weekend at Kelsey Theatre. A spoof of vintage Betty Davis thrillers, this one mixes in
• Albert Giple '07 (A.S., Business Administration) credits MCCC with giving him the academic foundation he needed to flourish in his career and the leadership skills to help him grow personally and professionally. Today he is an accountant for Mercad
• Time is flying! You can still register for a summer credit class at MCCC, which begin July 6. Click below and scroll down to browse courses, or see the full summer course bulletin.
• Join in the fun during an imaginary day at camp with Tom "T-Bone" Stankus, affectionately known as America's musical Pied Piper. "Camp Muckalucka" comes to Kelsey Theatre Friday, July 8 at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. and Saturday, July 9
• The time is right for purchasing foreclosed properties. Learn the ins and outs of this tricky business in a special seminar presented by real estate consultant Steven Waniak. "How to Buy Foreclosed Properties" is offered by MCCC's Center
• MCCC Sports Camps are a great way for kids ages 6-16 to build skills in 10 popular sports and have fun doing it! Families can sign up for one or multiple weekly sessions. Learn more here.
• See recent works of renowned artist and MCCC Prof Mel Leipzig featuring MCCC faculty, staff and students. Two dates only: Sunday, June 12 from 2 to 5 p.m., and Tuesday, June 14 from 5 to 8 p.m. Details below.
• Pierrot Productions presents Noel Cowards’ hilariously spooky “Blithe Spirit” Friday, June 10 at 7:30 p.m.; Saturdays, June 11 and 18 at 2 and 7:30 p.m.; and Sundays, June 12 and 19 at 2 p.m. at Kelsey Theatre.
• Alumni: "Like" our Alumn & Friends Facebook page! Post your photos dressed in MCCC gear!
• Dear MCCC Alumni: Please keep in touch! To receive MCCC's monthly E-News bulletin, send your name and e-mail address to enews@mccc.edu.
• During a reception on May 27, MCCC honored its first president, Dr. Richard K. Greenfield, who served from 1966 to 1975.
• John Veisz, a 1977 graduate, is an architect with the firm Veisz Hopkins Duthie. He oversees 29 full- and part-time staff members, and four are graduates of MCCC's Architecture program. "I'm a little biased, but we favor Mercer grads and
• Two graduating soccer players have been selected to receive MCCC's 2011 Scholar-Athlete Awards. Both are Dean's List students who plan to be teachers. Read more about them here.
• William Paterson University will host an Open House! Come and learn about bachelor’s degrees WPU offers at MCCC's West Windsor campus on Thurs, June 30, 6 p.m. in the Communications Building, Room.108. Call 609-570-3358 or e-mail graussoj@wpun
• Congratulations to Professor Yvonn Greenbaun, recipient of the 2011 Distinguished Teaching Award.
• There is still time to earn college credits this summer at MCCC! Some classes begin June 20. Lots of classes begin July 6. Sign up today.
• Have a great Holiday everyone! MCCC is closed on Monday for Memorial Day.
• Check out The Times front page story and photos on MCCC's Commencement.
• Congrats to MCCC's men's tennis team, which returned home from the national tournament third in the nation. Sophomores Travis McCaughan and Juan Ramirez won the title at no. 2 doubles and were named NJCAA All-Americans. Read more.
• Tonight at 6pm: Come to AD120 to learn about the William Paterson at MCCC program in Business Administration!
• Are you ready for commencement day Thursday?
• Making higher education affordable was a key issue discussed when US Rep Rush Holt and US Under Secretary of Education Martha Kanter visited MCCC for a Town Hall Meeting May 18.
• Congratulations to two MCCC students named to the PTK All-State Academic Team.
• Cheers, applause, handshakes and hugs as MCCC's James Kerney Campus celebrated the achievements of students completing associate degrees, earning GEDs, acquiring job skills through the Career Training Instititute, and learning English at the English
• "Jack and the Beanstalk" comes to life at Mercer County Community College on Saturday, May 21 at 2 and 4 p.m. at Kelsey Theatre.
• Annual Memorial Day Parade And Ceremony
• MCCC's College VOICE student newspaper is BEST non-daily two year in the country!!
• Come out for a free concert by the Mercer County Symphonic Band Wed., June 1 at Kelsey Theatre, 8 p.m.
• Get set for mischief, mayhem and laughter. Maurer Productions Onstage presents the hit musical “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” at Mercer County Community College’s Kelsey Theatre this month.
• Catch a wave of credits this summer! Check out our "M-Dude" riding the wave to Mercer.
• The Vikings baseball team is gearing up for the post-season. MCCC hosts the Region 19 Final Four Tournament this weekend, with the action set to begin Friday at 9 a.m. when the Vikings face Lackawanna on our home field. Mercer plays its second game at 12
• It's getting close! Summer Sessions begin May 23 at MCCC. Sign up today and get ahead on earning college credits.
• Mark your calendars! William Paterson University will be hosting an information session for students interested in getting their Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration - Management right here on the MCCC campus! Come see what WPU @ MCCC is all
• You may have known Jennifer Walsh as a fellow MCCC student back in the 1980s--or as your English professor if you are a recent grad or current student. She is the latest alumnus to be featured on our website. Read her story here!
• Come out for MCCC's Chorus and Jazz Band Concerts May 17 and 18.
• Come and be impressed! MCCC students perform "The Tempest" this weekend.
• Lucas Kelly, MCCC assistant professor of Fine Arts, is featured in a new exhibit, "Perfect Citizen," to be presented by the Arts Council of Princeton from May 7 - June 25. Kelly will exhibit four watercolors and a site specific installation cal
• There's always something new to learn and taste at MCCC's Culinary Center. Presented through the MCCC Center for Continuing Studies, classes are held weekends and evenings on West Windsor campus, 1200 Old Trenton Road. For more information, ca
• Congratulations to all who will graduate this spring! Commencement ceremonies take place on May 26.
• The college will host a memorial celebration of Professor Edwin S. Eichert III's life on Wednesday, May 11, from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. in CM109. Professor EIchert passed away on April 20. Notify geckd@mccc.edu or tolboomd@mccc.edu by May 9 if you
• In memory. Campus flags at half staff in honor of 2005 graduate Lt. Omar Vazquez, who was killed on April 22 at age 25 while serving in Iraq. Trenton Times story linked here.
• Soccer players, take note! Pat Snyder has been named new head coach for men's soccer at Mercer. He has been an assistant coach for four of the last seven seasons and plans to pick up where Charlie Inverso and Larry Povia left off. Read more about C
• “Serving Others” is the theme of Wayne Meisel’s talk at MCCCC on Wednesday, May 4. The founding president of the Corella and Bertram F. Bonner Foundation will share his personal journey at noon in the Communications Building, Room 109
• Mercer's new program in Fashion Design is set to begin this fall at the James Kerney Campus! The curriculum will draw from numerous disciplines in art and design, sewing and computer applications, and will incorporate the business aspects of the ind
• MCCC's Theatre students will blend a bit of hip hop and opera in their fresh take on "The Tempest," a Shakespeare classic. This original production will be featured at Mercer's Kelsey Theatre April 29 through May 8. Tickets are $10 fo
• Attention contractors! MCCC, in partnership with the NJ Department of Community Affairs and the NJ Business & Industry Association, will offer training for New Jersey contractors who perform renovation, repair and painting projects that may disturb
• Read the latest MCCC alumni success story. Fredrick Dande '04 (Computer Systems and Networking Administration) turned a hobby into a successful career in Information Technology. Now pursuing his second master's degree, he works as a senior sys
• The yoga class for students and staff scheduled for tomorrow, April 27 at noon, has been cancelled. So, get your sneakers on and take a walk around campus instead!
• Join art critic Gerard Haggerty as he examines what constitutes the makings of a masterpieced in his talk, "Genius: How to Define it And How to Achieve it," on Tuesday, April 26 at noon in the Communications Building, Room 110 on the West Winds
• Professional growth on your "To Do" list? Keep up with the latest advances in computer software through the MCCC Center for Continuing Studies. Computer classes from beginner to advanced run May through August. Easy online registration. Learn m
• There will be no credit classes at MCCC on Monday, April 25, for Professional Development Day.
• Calling authors and artists who live or work in Mercer County! Share your talents with a countywide audience in Kelsey Review, an annual arts journal published by the college. There is still time to submit a piece. Submission deadline is May 15. Details
• Get all the updates. Be a fan of MCCC Admissions and Outreach.
• April is Community College Month! Check out the full calendar of events below. Diversity week activities begin April 26.
• On April 26, 7 to 9 p.m. the Center for Continuing Studies will offer a "Green Jobs" seminar, appropriate for those looking for a new career path, or who want to apply existing skills to the field of sustainability. Scroll to page 10 of the cou
• We had a great turnout today for Volunteer Week at MCCC, with lots of folks bringing donations for Mercer Street Friends and S.A.V.E., A Friend to Homeless Animals. We've got one more day to go, so if you didn't get a chance to stop by, we hope
• The "Go Green Club" is hosting a film series at MCCC! It's free and all are welcome.
• Reminder! Please spread the word about MCCC's Open House, "Explore Mercer," tomorrow at 6 p.m., Student Center Cafeteria.
• Check out newly posted alumni story on Ketlinado (Johnny) Bullard, who graduated last spring with an A.A.S in Hotel, Restaurant and Institution Management. These days, he's putting his cooking talents to work at the MCCC Cafeteria on the West Windso
• First up in MCCC’s Earth Week activities! “Go Green Club” invites you to watch the film, “What's On Your Plate?”, a documentary focusing on kids and food politics. Viewings tomorrow, Apr. 13, 11 am- 1pm, in CM 108 on W
• One of America's most enduring musicals, "Hello, Dolly!" makes its way to MCCC's Kelsey Theatre. Playful Theatre Productions presents this award-winning musical comedy April 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, and 17.
• Today: Learn about transferring to Fairleigh Dickinson! 12pm in ET216 and 6pm in BS215. Also today - be sure to visit the Rider University information table outside the SC cafeteria. Thursday: Explore transfer opportunities for various schools and car
• MCCC softball player Angela Marinos was ranked first in batting averages last week in NJCAA Div. II, batting .650 with 26 hits in 40 at bats. She plays both third base and catcher. The Vikings are currently 13-5 and play a home doubleheader tomorrow aga
• Dr. William Gallagher from Rider University will speak about the history of dinosaur discoveries in New Jersey in his talk, "Dinosaurs in Your Backyard," on Thursday, April 7 as 12 noon in the Communications Building, Room 110 on the West Winds
• MCCC’s College Central Network offers job finding services for students and alumni. Employers can post jobs.
• Want to take summer classes but don't want to sit in the classroom? You're in luck!! The Virtual College at MCCC has lots of courses available. Visit The Virtual College page on the MCCC website.
• Watch a top-notch detective foil the plans of classroom pranksters. “Jigsaw Jones: The Case of the Class Clown,” comes to MCCC’s Kelsey Theatre Saturday, April 2 at 2 an 4 p.m. Tickets are $8 for students and children, and $10 for ad
• MCCC culinary students practiced their skills in planning, preparing and serving a full course dinner to members of MCCCs Advisory Boards at a dinner on March 24. The event was a thank you to these volunteers who are advocates for MCCC's programs.
• Supporters of MCCC scholarships joined together for a good cause on Saturday, March 26 at the Hyatt Regency Princeton. "La Bella Notte" (A Beautiful Evening) was a great success!
• Game designer Ted Terranova will present “Environmental Design for Video Games” at Mercer on Wednesday, Mar. 30 at 12 noon in CM108. Terranova has created game art for Microsoft, Sony Online Entertainment, THQ, and Electronic Arts, with video
• Dr. Cornel West of Princeton University drew a packed house in MCCC’s Conference Center Auditorium March 24, engaging all in attendance in his talk “Hope on a Tight Rope.” The noted scholar, civil rights activist and author shared his v
• Career Services Events: Most Mondays until May 9th - free one-on-one interview coaching from 4-8pm (by appointment only). Most Mondays until May 2nd - job search workshops, presented by Dick Stone, from 12-1 (no appointments necessary). For more infor
• Transfer Services Updates: Tuesday, March 29th - Transfer to William Paterson Workshop in ET216 at noon. Wednesday, March 30th 2011 - William Paterson University @ MCCC Open House in the WWC Student Center from 6:00pm to 8:00 pm.
• Game designer Ted Terranova will present “Game Design, Art and Architecture” at Mercer on Wednesday, Mar. 30 at 12 noon in CM108. Terranova has created game art for Microsoft, Sony Online Entertainment, THQ, and Electronic Arts, with video ga
• Where are you going after Mercer? Learn about colleges at the College Fair in the MCCC Physical Education Building on Tuesday, April 5, at 6:30 p.m. It is hosted by the Mercer County Professional Counselors Association. About 100 colleges will be prese
• Registration for Fall 2011 Opens Monday, March 28! Instructions for those who want to register for NRS101 and NRS102: Registration will begin at 8 a.m. on March 28. Numbers will be given out in the Student Center cafeteria beginning at 7 a.m. Students wi
• All are welcome to come to the "Relationship and Domestic Violence Seminar" at MCCC Tuesday, April 12 in the Communications Building, room 107, West Windsor Campus. Free.
• Please spread the word to high schoolers, parents and adults who want to begin or return to college! MCCC will host an Open House on Wednesday, April 13, 6 p.m. in the Student Center, West Windsor Campus.
• MCCC mathematics adjunct James Kenyon will speak on "Using Statistical Thinking to Improve Scientific Business Decisions" on Tuesday, March 29 at noon in the Communications Buidling, Room 108 on the West Windsor Campus. Open to the public. F
• The triumphs and tragedies of six Southern women come to life in The Pennington Players’ presentation of Robert Harling’s award-winning play “Steel Magnolias” at MCCC’s Kelsey Theatre March 25, 26, 27, April 1, 2 and 3.
• Think Ahead! Learn about MCCC's Camp College for children and teens. Open House Info Session this Saturday, March 26, 12 noon to 2 p.m. in the Student Center, West Windsor Campus.
• Where are you going after Mercer? Come and learn at William Paterson University's Open House Wed., March 30 at 6 p.m. in the Student Center. They will discuss the programs they offer at MCCC's West Windsor campus.
• Attention "Who" fans. Celebrate rock and roll history with the Reock & Roll Revue as it performs the classic rock opera "Quadrophenia" at MCCC's Kelsey Theatre Saturday, March 19 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, March 20 at 2 p.m.
• All Welcome to the James Kerney Campus Career Day on Tuesday, March 22 from 12 noon to 1:30 p.m. in Kerney Hall. Representatives from NJ corrections, social work, school nursing, and television will present career and job information. For further informa
• Summer registration is OPEN at MCCC!
• A special invitation to alumni and friends of MCCC! If you want to enjoy a really special evening and support student scholarships, come to MCCC's Dinner Dance Gala Saturday, March 26. Great dinner with dancing to a live orchestra and silent aucti
• Spread the word to prospective students! MCCC will host "Explore Mercer" on Wed., April 13 at 6 p.m. in the Student Center. This is an Open House for everyone wishing to learn more about the college's programs and services.
• Don't forget to get tickets to "A Little Night Music" at Kelsey Theatre this weekend.
• Need a job? Learn job interview skill FREE at MCCC. Individual job interview coaching is offered to students and alumni starting March 21 and continuing every Monday until May 9. Appointments available from 4 to 8 p.m. Contact Transfer and Career Servi
• Larger-than-life puppets provide a new twist on a fairytale classic at MCCC's Kelsey Theatre. "The Ugly Duckling, Starring Pinky Flamingo," will grace the stage Saturday, Mar. 12 at 2 and 4 p.m. Tickets are $8 for students and children, an
• The Conference Center at Mercer offers meeting and event planning services, top quality catering and a variety of venues, including the beautiful sky-lit atrium. A 250-seat auditorium is available for larger conferences. You can even host your graduatio
• Need a job? Learn how to prepare! MCCC's Career Services Office is offering free job search workshops. You will learn where the jobs are, and how to do resumes, interviews, networking, and use employment agencies. Sessions begin March 21 and conti
• You are invited to the Opening Reception and Awards Ceremony for “Mercer County Artists 2011” at the MCCC Gallery on Wednesday, 5 to 7:30 p.m. Prizes announced at 6 p.m. Refreshments served. Close to 100 of the county’s most talented a
• The Nursing Career/Transfer Fair is set for tomorrow, March 8, in the Student Center, Room 104.
• You can pursue a B.A. in Business Administration at William Paterson University right on MCCC’s West Windsor campus! Join Dr. Cesar Perez of WPU for an information session on Wed., March 9 at 12 noon in the Communications Building, Room 108. For fu
• MCCC baseball was off to a good start March 1 with a 3-2 win over Gloucester, last year’s Division III JUCO National champs. The Vikings play three home games this weekend. See their season schedule at:
• Battle of The Sexes ..all good fun.. heats up TONIGHT, 7 to 10 p.m. at the Kerney campus..
• Intricate webs of love lost, found, and anticipated begin a two-weekend engagement at Kelsey Theatre TONIGHT..
• Kelsey Review, a literary jounral published by MCCC each September, is now accepting submissions of short fiction, poetry, non-fiction essays, novel excerpts, b/w drawing and cartoons. Deadline is May 15. More details at
• Happenings on March 8: Learn "How to Transfer" at noon in room ET216! Also, be sure to stop by the Rider University information table, located just outside the cafeteria. Also “Nursing Transfer & Career Day” takes place at noo
• Are you a high achieving, intellectually curious student? Do you want to transfer to a top four-year college? Consider the Mercer Honors Program. Come to an Open House on Monday, March 7 at noon in AD234a, or Tuesday, March 8 at 5 p.m. in SC104. Now the
• Mercer men's basketball played its best game of the season in its Region 19 semi-final win against Lackawanna Feb. 25. With the score tied 81-81, Jonathan Jernigan sank a basket with no time left on the clock to give Mercer the win. Read more about
• ..congratulates our Athlete Of The Week, freshman guard Rodney Walters, as well as the entire Men's Basketball team for a job well done in Region tournament play..
• New Jersey Blood Services will conduct blood drives at MCCC -- Friday, March 4 at the James Kerney Campus, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. by the Security Office; and Monday, March 7 at the West Windsor Campus, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. by the Security Building in a blood mob
• The intricate webs of love lost, found, and anticipated will be revealed in Pierrot Productions' presentation of Stephen Sondheim's award-winning musical "A Little Night Music" at MCCC's Kelsey Theatre March 4, 5, 6, 12 and 13.
• At an Oracle Academy presentation MCCC students learned what employers are looking for. Tops on the list are communication skills, critical thinking, and technology skills.
• True community spirit was on display Friday, Feb. 25 at the dedication of the Dr. Beverly A. Richardson Learning Center at the James Kerney Campus. Dr. Richardson, a much-loved administrator at MCCC, retired in 2009.
• In the buzzer beater win Fri night in the Region 19 Semifinals, the Vikings upset #1-seeded Lackawanna 83-81. Jermaine Emanuel had a big night with 23 points, 6 rebounds, 4 steals and 2 assists-including the pass to Jonathan Jernigan who made the winning
• You Must... Apply now for Financial Aid for the academic year 2011-2012. By applying early you will receive ALL of the financial aid you are eligible for. Applying after May 1 will likely decrease the amount you will receive. The MCCC Financial Aid staf
• MCCC offers ESL (English as a Second Language) classes. “Writing and Speaking Skills” meets March 10-April 14, 6:30 to 9 p.m. “English Conversation Skills II,” meets March 14 to April 13, from 2-4 p.m. Contact the Center for Cont
• Transfer to Rider University! Join us on Tuesday, March 1st at noon in ET216 for a workshop on "How to Transfer to Rider". A representative from Rider will be available to answer your questions. We hope to see you there!
• The women’s basketball team played its heart out in the Region 19 quarterfinal Feb. 22. Down by three points at the half, the Lady Vikes just couldn’t get the job done in the end. Their 61-55 defeat is particularly tough, as this is the thi
• MCTV TONIGHT.. MCCC Television students and faculty broadcast live from the 2011 Mercer County High School Basketball Tournament Championships (girls at 5:30, boys at 7 pm) on MCTV Channel 26/20..
• Spunky Pippi Longstocking lights up MCCC's Kelsey Theatre Saturday, Feb. 26 at 2 and 4 p.m. Tickets are $8 for students and children and $10 for adults. Presented by American Family Theater. For ticket information call (609) 570-3333.
• Masquerade Ball Friday at 7! In celebration of Mardi Gras, the International Student Organization and the African American Student Organization will host the Masquerade Ball this Friday from 7 to 10 p.m. in the Student Center Cafeteria. Everyone is asked
• Lights, Camera, Action Teen romance takes center stage when "High School Musical 2, Jr." comes to MCCC’s Kelsey Theatre. An ensemble group from MCCC’s Tomato Patch and Kelsey Players performs Friday, Feb. 25 and Saturday, Feb. 26 a
• TODAY: Transfer to Rutgers University! 12:00pm in room SC104.
• Dr. Guy Generals, vice president for Academic Affairs, and Dr. Eric Watson, assistant professor of English and History, articulated the principles of Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. DuBois in a counterpoint presentation, followed by question and answer a
• Feb. 24: Black History Month Closing Ceremony, 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Student Center Cafeteria, West Windsor Campus! MCCC Communication Professor Donna Munde will speak on "Dedicated to Service: MCCC in Action." Lunch will be served. RSVP
• Cheer on the Vikings at basketball home Tournament Play-Off games -- men at 7 p.m. MONDAY vs. Morris, women at 7 p.m. TUESDAY vs. nearby rival Burlington..
• MCCC is OPEN today. Enjoy your classes!
• Famed artist and MCCC Professor Mel Leipzig will present "Collage and Its Influence" Tues., Feb. 22 at noon in MCCC’s Communications Building, Room 110, on the West Windsor campus, 1200 Old Trenton Road. Free and open to the public.
• MCCC's men's and women's basketball teams are playoff bound! The men's team faces Morris CC at home on Monday night in the Region 19 quarterfinals. Game time is 7 p.m. The women's team plays at home on Tuesday at 7 p.m., facing B
• See some of Mercer's stars TONIGHT! Open Mike Night / Poetry Slam, showcasing MCCC talent - 7 to 10 p.m., Center City Cafe, James Kerney campus..
• Learn African American History! MCCC VP Dr. Guy Generals and faculty member Dr. Eric Watson express the views of Dr. W.E.B. Dubois and Dr. Booker T. Washington during an interactive discussion on Mon., Feb. 21 at noon in the Communication Building, rm 10
• R U thinking about transferring? Rutgers University will be on campus Tuesday, February 22nd, for a workshop on "How to Transfer to Rutgers". Come to SC 104 at noon to hear from their transfer coordinator and learn how to plan a successful tr
• Feb. 10 marked Breast Cancer Awareness Night as the men's and women's basketball teams played their last home games of the regular season. Both teams were “in the pink” – adding pink shoelaces, crocs, headbands and socks to th
• Get connected to MCCC athletics and keep up with our teams here!
• American Idol step aside! MCCC will showcase its own homegrown talent during Open Mike Night at the James Kerney Campus Center City Café on Friday, Feb. 18 from 7 to 10 p.m. The show is sponsored by the African American Student Organization (AAS
• Attention students! The Oracle Academy will offer a special lectue on careers Mon., Feb. 21, 5:30 p.m. in the Communications Building Room 107. Learn how studying computer science/engineering, management info systems, or information technology can prepar
• Spring is FINALLY in the air. Families, it’s time to start planning for summer vacation. And Mercer has it all for children and teens ages 6-17. Registration is under way for Camp College, Sports Camps and Tomato Patch Visual and Performing Arts Wo
• Want to learn more about a little known tragedy that preceded WWII? The Mercer County Holocaust/Genocide Resource will host a book discussion on "The Rape of Nanking: The Forgotten Holocaust of World War II" on Wednesday, Feb. 16, 4:30 p.m., in
• Interested in transferring to The College of New Jersey? Stop by ET 216 on Tuesday, Feb. 15, 12 noon to 12:45 p.m. to learn how. For further information, call 609-570-3571 of visit the Transfer Office in SC 229. Click on the link for the full list of wor
• There is still time to register this semester! Later-starting classes begin Feb. 28.
• MCCC Nursing graduates, their teachers, families and friends, celebrated at a recent pinning ceremony. The graduates, who completed the program in December, were cheered and applauded as they marched into the college’s spacious Conference Center au
• Black History Month at MCCC Don’t miss presentations by Trenton authors Marie Antionette and Dr. Jack Washington on Tuesday, Feb. 15 from noon to 1 p.m. in the Student Center, Room 104, West Windsor Campus. Their talk, “Writing to Serve Othe
• Way to go, Marissa! Sophomore soccer captain Marissa Segal was selected as MCCC's representative at the 25th Annual Girls and Women in Sports Day, celebrated Feb. 6 at Seton Hall University. Marissa was a stellar team leader and was twice named to t
• Expand your MCCC experience, discover the possibilities TODAY at Club Day, noon till 1 in the West Windsor Campus Student Center..
• “The Wedding Singer” at MCCC February 11 is just two days away. It’s time to relive the ‘80s with the hit musical comedy, “The Wedding Singer,” at MCCC’s Kelsey Theatre on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays Feb. 11-
• Today: Learn "How to Transfer" at noon in room ET216! Also, be sure to stop by the Rider University information table, located just outside the cafeteria, today from 10am-2pm.
• The spirit was high with hand clapping, footstomping and amen Saturday night when members of the local community gathered at MCCC's Kelsey Theatre for "An Evening of Praise." Local performers included gospel singers, mime artists, dancers
• Some exterior lights on campus will be Glowing Red today. This is in honor of the American Heart Association's "Go Red" for Women Campaign, raising awareness about heart disease being the number one killer of women and men. In our seven ye
• Mark your calendars! The first "How to Transfer" workshop for this semester is scheduled for this coming Tuesday, February 8th. Join us in room ET216 at 12:00pm and learn how to plan a successful transfer. The earlier you start planning the smo
• Come out to celebrate Black History Month! MCCC will feature a Jazz Café featuring Direction356 and New Perspective jazz bands on Friday, Feb. 4 at 7 at the JKC Center City Café. On Saturday, Feb. 5, an Evening of Praise Gospel Explosion ta
• Join us for "Scrapbooking" beginning Feb. 11 and continuing on Fridays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in SC104. Snacks provided! Socialize with friends and co-workers while you learn to organize and showcase your treasured pictures. It's FREE -- a
• Members of the MCCC community kicked off Black History Month Feb. 1 at the James Kerney Campus. The Rev. Michele Bazin, senior pastor of New Horizon Baptist Church in Groveville, N.J., delivered the keynote address: What’s In Your Hand? Using Your
• Yoga begins today at 12! Lunchtime yoga meets Wednesdays, 12 noon to 1 p.m. Feb. 2 to the last week in April in the gymnasium. Evening classes meet Mondays, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., from Feb. 7 through the last week in April in PE225. Free to all MCCC studen
• All classes and campus operations have resumed normal activities as of 10A.M.
• Wednesday, February 2, 2011 Due to the icy conditions, both the WWC and JKC campuses will be on a DELAYED OPENING schedule for today, Wednesday, February 02, 2011. All classes and campus activities will resume at 10 am .
• Healthy Haven Begins Feb. 7! Life Coach Sally Jones will again offer "Healthy Haven," sponsored by MCCC's Student Activities Dept. on Mondays noon to 1 p.m. in SC104. Lunch provided! Topics include Time Management, Positive Reinforcemen
• It's not too late! Most of MCCC's later-starting classes begin Feb. 28, so check the list below for the class you want, and sign up today.
• MCCC Soccer Players Earn NSCAA Honors The National Soccer Coaches Assn. has named MCCC midfielder Kadeem Dacres as a 1st Team All-American. Earlier Dacres was named a 1st Team All-American by the NJCAA and was also Region 19's Player of the Year. D
• MCCC Nursing students got hands-on practice with the program's lifelike mannequin in a clinical lab Wednesday. Students assessed and responded to a variety of maladies with guidance and input from Associate Professor Beth Perkins, RN. The mannequin
• MCCC's is closed until 5 p.m. today. Evening classes are still on, and so is the Nursing pinning ceremony, 6 p.m. at the Conference Center. Enjoy the snow!
• Heading for a bachelor's degree? Save the Date and come to MCCC’s “How to Transfer” workshop on Tuesday, Feb. 8, 12 noon to 12:45 p.m. in ET216. For further information call 609-570-3571 or visit the Transfer Office in SC229. Click
• Stunning drama begins this weekend at Kelsey Theatre -- An inexperienced U.S. Navy JAG leads the defense in an explosive court-martial of two loyal U.S. Marines accused of murdering one of their own..
• Do you see a Bachelor Degree program in your future? Transfer and Career services has just posted over 20 upcoming transfer events for this spring. This includes visits from TCNJ, William Paterson, Rutgers, Rider and FDU and other special events! Be sure
• ...congratulates our latest Athlete Of The Week, Jon Jernigan, who the Vikings Men's Basketball coach says has earned the prize as the team's hardest worker..
• You're invited to MCCC's Dinner Dance Gala, "La Bella Notte" (A Beautiful Evening), on Saturday, March 26, 6 p.m. at the Hyatt Regency Princeton. Come join the fun as MCCC supporters enjoy an Italian-themed gala evening with dancing a
• The rich legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was celebrated at Mercer County Community College's James Kerney Campus on King's 82nd birthday, observed this year on Jan. 17th. "Learning is Serving & Serving is Learning,"
• Beginning February 9, MCCC will provide training courses for New Jersey contractors who work on renovation, repair and painting projects that may disturb lead-based paint in pre-1978 homes and buildings. For more information call 609-570-3612 or click on
• Think ahead for your child's summer. Come to MCCC’s summer camps Open House Jan. 23 from noon to 3 p.m for Camp College, Sports Camps, and Tomato Patch Visual and Performing Arts Workshops. The snow date is Sunday, Jan. 30.
• Culinary students in MCCC’s Winter Session class, “Breakfast and Pantry,” are serving breakfast to campus staff who like to dine early. Students begin their breakfast prep at 5:45 a.m. and serve from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m. The menu has feat
• Associate Professor Doug Fee, coordinator of MCCC's Hospitality programs, was the star of a WZBN video about the college's noncredit culinary programs, filmed in the MCCC kitchen on Jan. 11. The video features Fee preparing home-made pasta with
• Want to learn Italian, French, Spanish or Latin? Sign up for credit classes beginning Jan. 24 at MCCC.
• Congratulations to 46 MCCC athletes who earned All Garden State Athletic Conference Academic Honors for having a GPA or 3.0 or higher and passing 12 credits for the fall 2010 semester. 35 of these athletes also earned All Region 19 Academic Honors (same
• Happy Birthday, Mozart! On Jan. 6, MCCC’s WWFM The Classical Network hosted a celebration at Kelsey Theatre for its sustaining members. Prior to the premiere performance of PinnWorth Productions’ “Amadeus,” which runs through Jan
• Looking for short-term career development or personal interest classes for this winter or spring? Check out the extensive offerings of MCCC's Center for Continuing Studies.
• Felician College will host an Information Session for students who wish to learn about their bachelor's program in Nursing on MCCC's campus. It's Wed., Jan. 26, 3 to 8 p.m. in the Faculty/Staff Dining Room. Additional sessions are planned
• You are invited to a celebration of the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Mon., Jan. 17 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Kerney Hall, the James Kerney Campus in downtown Trenton. Come out for music and dance performances, honors and inspiration!
• If you haven't registered yet for the Spring semester, do it now! Classes begin Jan. 24.
• Happy New Year everyone! Winter Session on-campus classes begin today. Welcome students.
• MCCC will be closed for winter break Dec. 23 through Jan. 2; reopening Jan. 3. Have a wonderful holiday everyone. Don't forget to register early for the Spring Semester, beginning Jan. 24!
• Happy Holidays to all our Facebook friends!
• Dance, music and spirit of the season await you in a holiday classic now playing - for a limited time - at Kelsey Theatre..
• ...congratulates - with pride - Marelys Williams, our Athlete Of The Week...
• MCCC students enrolled in an Audio Production class prepared microphones and other equipment for a live recording session by the Mercer Jazz Band last week. Following the recording, students worked individually to make their own mixdown (version) of one
• Mercer’s music students will amaze you. Enjoy the MCCC Jazz Band’s Winter Concert TONIGHT at 8, Kelsey Theatre -- free and open to the public..
• Music is the food of love! Tonight at 7:30 p.m. come out to hear the MCCC Chorus at Kelsey Theatre. Come and hear the MCCC Jazz Band tomorrow night at 8.
• Students enjoyed zappy comedy, vocal variety, food, tips and advice on Dec. 7 at Survivor: Mercer Edition!
• Step into Clement Moore's imagination as his vivid poem of Santa's Christmas Eve visit comes to life for all -- This weekend only! at Kelsey Theatre (details linked below)..
• MCCC Fine Arts faculty members shared their creative perspectives and processes with art students at a Gallery Walk-Through yesterday. Thirty-eight pieces by 25 Mercer instructors are on display through Dec. 22. The show will provide a beautiful backdr
• The African-American Student Organization and the campus community celebrated the spirit of Kwanzaa Dec. 9 at the Student Center. Created by Dr. Maulauna Karenga, a noted activist-scholar, Kwanzaa is a week-long, African American holiday observance held
• ...salutes this week's Athlete Of The Week, sophomore Gary Carthan - with much to be proud of at Basketball's mid-season. Congratulations, Gary..
• MCCC's Philosophy Club engaged in lively discussion on Buddhism basics Dec. 3 and the tenets of Christianity Dec. 8 as part of its “Understanding Religions” forums.
• Another success story we're happy to share: "The transition from student to nurse is very motivating and rewarding," reports Susan Dilts. "I've learned to never quit, just try again. The effort is well worth it. I enjoy my work a
• Parents and volunteers of the MCCC Youth College Parent Association prepared Thanksgiving baskets for distribution to needy Upward Bound families recently. Upward Bound helps Trenton teens prepare for higher education.
• The Nutcracker
• Public Speaking students invite one and all to “Survivor: Mercer Edition!” TUESDAY, from 12:10 to 1 p.m. in SC 104. According to professor Kathi Paluscio, the event promises “zappy comedy, vocal variety, and good spirit. Students will o
• Thanks to Carol Watchler, cochair of GLSEN, who spoke on Dec. 2 about ways to encourage and promote a safe and respectful campus environment for LGBT individuals and all community members.
• This weekend only! Support the efforts and appreciate the talents of Theatre and Dance students, with two productions to choose from (details linked below)..
• Parent Information Night: “Planning For a 4 Year Degree" on Thurs., Dec. 9, 6 p.m. at MCCC’s Student Center Cafeteria. Meet representatives from NJ's 4-year colleges, and learn how MCCC can help you save $$. Call 609-570-3795.
• Free concerts at MCCC! Come out and enjoy MCCC's Chorus and Jazz Band at Kelsey Theatre. The Chorus performs Tues., Dec. 14, 7:30 p.m.; the Jazz Band performs on Wed., Dec. 15 at 8 p.m.
• This weekend only! "It's a Wonderful Life - Radio Play" plays at Kelsey Theatre FRIDAY at 7:30; SATURDAY at 2 & 7:30; SUNDAY at 2. The production team and stars discuss the show and their roles in the podcast linked below..
• ...congratulates our Athlete Of The Week, basketball standout Alexis Sweet..
• Dr. Rachel Adler, associate professor of anthropology at The College of New Jersey, presented her academic and personal mission in her talk, “Two Worlds, One Neighborhood: Doing Anthropology and Nursing in the ‘Burg,” Dec. 1. Dr. Adler
• Dr. Valerie Brooks-Klein, a counselor in MCCC’s Student Success Center kicked off activities for the college’s “It Gets Better” week Nov. 29 with her presentation, “Resilience and Hope: Depression and Suicide Prevention Str
• Now through Jan. 2, a Ceramics Invitational is on display at the Ellarslie City Museum in Trenton, and includes work by faculty member Michael Welliver and several current and former MCCC students. Stay tuned for more information.
• TODAY and TOMORROW ONLY! A Rutgers University representative will be on campus to meet with students and discuss The School of Management and Labor Relations! Student from all backgrounds and a variety of majors are encouraged to attend this workshop.
• MCCC Athletics has a new Facebook page! They have already posted photos, and will be posting news and updates. "Like" it and spread the word!
• Trenton's notorious Chambersburg district is the subject of a study - and one woman's work - that hits home. Hear all about it Noon WEDNESDAY in CM107. Free and open to the public..
• Outstanding foreign language students at MCCC were inducted into the Foreign Language Honor Society recently. Congratulations!
• In the wake of recent suicides by LGBT youth… Beginning MONDAY (Nov. 29), MCCC students, faculty, and staff are joining to present “It Gets Better” Week – five days of lunchtime presentations and forums designed to help the Merce
• By horse or otherwise, get to Kelsey Theatre for "Annie Get Your Gun" -- final weekend!..
• Interested in a career in corrections? Come to the Corrections Workshop with reps from the NJ Dept. of Corrections, the Parole Board, and the Federal Bureau of Prisons, at MCCC Nov. 30 at noon in AD130. For more info call 570-3625.
• Depression and Suicide Prevention Strategies Workshop Monday, Nov. 29, noon to 1:15 p.m. in the Student Center, Room 151. All are welcome at this free workshop. Learn about resilience, success, and strategies for helping your friends.
• Thanksgiving Week SPECIAL SCHEDULE for credit classes: Tuesday (11/23) follows Thursday class schedule; Wednesday (11/24) follows Friday class schedule. [click on link below for Learning Center & Testing Center hours]
• MCCC's PASS Program is organizing a College Fair, with representatives from many colleges presenting info, ncluding EOF program info, on Tuesday, Nov. 23 at Trenton Central High School from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. All high schoolers are invited.
• Just in time for the holidays – MCCC’s Center for Continuing Studies Culinary Center classes: “Thanksgiving Pie Workshop,” TONIGHT 6:30-9:30 p.m.; “Holiday Candy Making,” Nov. 20; “Traditional Italian Christmas D
• This weekend only! MCCC Theatre students perform "Boys' Life" (details below) -- 8 p.m. FRIDAY, 2 and 8 p.m. SATURDAY, and 2 p.m. SUNDAY at MCCC's Studio Theatre, located next to Kelsey Theatre. Now's the time to support the effo
• Again this year, MCCC's Kelsey Theatre is serving as a drop-off site for Toys for Tots conducted by the Marine Corps of NJ. Add joy to a child's holiday season -- Bring new, unwrapped toys to the lobby through December 13. Questions? to Amy Bes
• Last season’s Top Chef winner Kevin Sbraga made a surprise visit to the MCCC Culinary Center on Wednesday to enjoy a meal prepared by students in this semester’s HRIM restaurant, Pepita. Sbraga and his dad sampled a variety of items from a me
• Culture was on display when MCCC's International Student Organization hosted a Multi-Cultural Expo in the Student Center yesterday. Students from 22 countries shared information about their cultures and food from around the world.
• Det. Eric Potts of the Plainsboro Township Police Department spoke to the campus community Nov. 16 on "Cyberbullying." As a specialist in computer crime, he has been trained by the National White Collar Crime Center in Computer Forensics.
• Opening reception -- all invited -- for "Other Views: The Faculty Exhibit" ...from 5 to 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY at The Gallery (CM250). Notes Gallery Director and Curator Tricia Fagan: "We're constantly singing the praises of our visual a
• MCCC's Transfer Office is pleased to present a workshop on the Jack Kent Cooke Scholarship. Students with GPA's of 3.5 or higher who are planning to graduate this Spring are encouraged to attend this workshop to learn more about this prestigio
• Last chance to attend a Transfer Workshop this Fall! This Tuesday, November 16th, at 12:00pm in room ET216. Learn general transfer information on various schools, dual admissions, bachelor's degrees on campus, how to use NJ Transfer, etc. Hope to
• Experience the diversity that our international students bring to the MCCC community. Students from 22 countries showcase their talents, music, culture, and backgrounds 12 noon TUESDAY at the annual Multi-Cultural Expo, West Windsor campus Student Center
• All are invited to “Cyberbullying,” on Tuesday, Nov. 16 from noon to 1 p.m. in CM 107. Det. Eric Potts from the Plainsboro Township Police Department will give a presentation and answer questions. The talk is sponsored by MCCC's Crimin
• Students in MCCC’s Radiography Program gathered for an Open House Nov. 9 to conduct demonstrations on the program’s new, state-of-the-art equipment -- the Philips Essenta Digital Radiographic System, courtesy of a Carl D. Perkins federally-fu
• Students and staff members recently gathered in the Student Center to enjoy scrapbooking, a Mercer club which began this fall. Last month, participants learned tips for layouts, embellishments and paper cutting techniques. New members are always welcome
• Come out and see "From the Warsau Ghetto to Darful: Photos Text and Commentaries" at MCCC's Gallery through Nov. 5. http://www.mccc.edu/~humphrew/whatsnew/gallerydarfurholocaust.htm
• Evelina Solís, a certified life coach and speaker, presented an overview on the vast contributions of Latinos to the world at a luncheon sponsored by MCCC's Student Activities Office in recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month on Oct. 19. Found
• Mercer County Guidance Counselors came to MCCC to learn about programs and services on October 22, and to speak with deans and administrators.
• The MCCC men’s soccer team got the job done in its Region 19 semi-final win over Essex CC on October 25. Still deadlocked at 2-2 after double overtime, the game went to shootout, with Mercer winning 5-3. The Vikings face Burlington CC in the Regio
• MCCC’s Criminal Justice Club (CJC) members raised $100 this month for Ryan’s Quest, a nonprofit organization created by the Schultz family of Hamilton after their son Ryan was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. All donations to Ryan&
• More than 200 students and 56 college and university representatives turned out for Mercer's Transfer Fair Oct. 27 in the Physical Education Building. The two-hour informal meet and greet enabled MCCC students to find out what is required for succes
• The women’s team played strong and steady in its 3-0 victory over Sussex CC in the Region 19 semi-final game on Oct. 26. Cristina Alonso scored two goals and Ana Garcia-Donas added one more to beat Sussex 3-0. The offense was supported by strong
• Congratulations to honorees! Alpha Gamma Tau, a Kappa Delta Pi chapter at MCCC, hosted an induction ceremony on Wednesday, for the International Education Honor Society.
• Endurance Athletes Wanted for HCM Foundation's Cancer Fundraising Challenge
• Asian Food Markets & Nishimoto Trading Co. present "Welcome to Japan - A Fall Food Festiival"
• Attorney Speaks to Business Women on Tricky Workplace Situations Such as Use of the Internet
• 2010 Walk Now for Autism Speaks - Central New Jersey
• Asian Food Markets presents "An Asian Food Adventure"
• EBM IPA Selects MedAZ EHR, PM and Billing System for Member Physicians
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Princeton Junction!
• New Jersey Association of Women Business Owners Will Hold Its Prestigious 12th Annual ...
• Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony
• Champions All!!
• Mercer County Italian-American Festival
• Ron Slinn - 2008 Lions Club President
• INTERNET SALES PEOPLE WANTED FOR PRINCETON JUNCTION
• Local Business Owner Wins Bodybuilding Trophy
• Moms-Sons Day at Laser Park
• Dad-Daughter Sweetheart Date Night
• Family Ski Trip
• Parent Teacher Organization
• Tel Safe
• The Nutcracker Suite
• Tree Lighting Ceremony
• Fall Middle School Dance
• Fourth Annual Halloween House Decorating Contest

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